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Save the Dates for an "after party"

Knottie1437664533Knottie1437664533 member
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Our Wedding and Reception is limited to family and participants only. I am hosting an "after party" which is a pool/cocktail party at my home after the reception for the friends we can't invite to the event. Do I send save the date cards to these folks to or do I create an invitation for them?
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    Maggie0829Maggie0829 member
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    edited October 2015
    So you want to invite people to a reception "after party" who weren't invited to the actual wedding?  Yeah, that is a big ol' fat nope.  I get that it sucks that you are limited to who you can invite to your wedding, but that is just how it is.  Having this "after party" is basically a consolation prize.

    Edited because I can't spell.

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    ShesSoColdShesSoCold mod
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    What they said.
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    CMGragainCMGragain member
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    You cannot invite anyone to the afterparty who was not invited to the wedding.  Very rude.
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    ILoveBeachMusicILoveBeachMusic member
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    Why has this become a thing this week?
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    TrixieJessTrixieJess member
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    ILoveBeachMusic said:

    Why has this become a thing this week?

    Because the SSes are learning that having the princess wedding is expensive! They totes want all the glitter and glam, but none of the etiquette.

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    Jen4948Jen4948 member
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    Just call it a party without connecting it to your wedding. Otherwise it will be tiered hospitality which is extremely rude. It's never appropriate to invite anyone to an after party or any other wedding-related event who is not also invited to the wedding.
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    AddieCakeAddieCake member
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    Wait until the following weekend to have your pool party. Then you can invite anyone you want.
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    Knottie1437664533 said:
    Our Wedding and Reception is limited to family and participants only. I am hosting an "after party" which is a pool/cocktail party at my home after the reception for the friends we can't invite to the event. Do I send save the date cards to these folks to or do I create an invitation for them?
    I'm not saving a date six months ahead of time for a pool party.  I'll save a date for a wedding, but not a regular runofthemill party.  I practically don't care four weeks ahead of time about a pool party, and I probably won't RSVP until the 10 day weather report comes in.  Even then, for just a pool party, I still might change my mind the day before and decide not to attend a pool party if the weather looks iffy.  A pool party is not a wedding.
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